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That sounds more like the need for standard office brown-nosing than building trust with your colleagues. Note here that your boss is not your colleague, no mat
by LiquidSky 4y ago
That sounds more like the need for standard office brown-nosing than building trust with your colleagues. Note here that your boss is not your colleague, no matter what they may encourage you to think.
- JamesBarney 4y agoYour boss is absolutely your colleague. And many times you work more closely with them than the your peers.
- LiquidSky 4y agoNo, your boss is your boss. Work closely or not, be friendly or not, you are never on the same level. Forgetting that is what leads to “betrayals”.